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Team Training/Simulation

Clinical Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2010
Obstetrical emergencies require the rapid formation of a team with clear communication, strong leadership, and appropriate decision-making to ensure a positive patient outcome. Obstetric teams can improve their emergency response capability and efficiency through team and simulation training.
Erin A S, Clark   +3 more
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Simulators and endourological training

Current Opinion in Urology, 2002
Acquisition of skills laboratory training seems to be of importance in the training of surgeons, and is intended to cover the gap between theoretical learning and real practice. Economic and ethical reasons limit the use of animals during the learning process, while trends in medical change have severely restricted the available time to teach and to ...
M Pilar, Laguna   +2 more
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A simulator for perfusion training

Perfusion, 2007
In this study, a patient simulator was designed and fabricated to train students to respond to various clinical situations associated with heart-lung bypass machine operation and to respond to changes in patient clinical parameters. The students will use the simulator to gain pre-clinical experience.
A, Turkmen, D, Rosinski, N, Noyes
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Train Simulator

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1990
This paper describes the numerical simulation of the stator currents, flux and torque controls of an AC motor. The control priciple used is based on the orientation on the rotor flux. The originality of this simulation consists in the method used to simulate the startor currents control. In particular, in order to reduce the computing time, we make use
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Simulation Training in Surgery

Disease-a-Month, 2011
Surgical training consists of developing cognitive, clinical, and technical skills. Current surgical training in the USA is based on the German-style residency training system introduced by Sir William Halsted at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1889, with an emphasis on graded responsibility, in which the surgical technical skills in the resident programs ...
Michael, Ujiki, Jin-cheng, Zhao
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Training and simulation

Minimally Invasive Therapy & Allied Technologies, 2001
Surgical training is a complex process that continues throughout the professional careers of surgeons. Significant changes in training have taken place during the past two decades, stimulated by the introduction of endoscopic surgery. Simulation is used increasingly for both training and assessment of surgeons in addition to the well-established ...
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Simulation in craniomaxillofacial training

Current Opinion in Otolaryngology & Head & Neck Surgery, 2016
Purpose of review Simulation in healthcare is no longer a novel idea. Simulation continues to rapidly permeate and transform both clinical practice and medical education. Craniomaxillofacial surgery is comprised of multiple surgical disciplines, including neurosurgery, plastic surgery, otolaryngology, ophthalmology, and oral ...
Daniel J, Meara, Susan, Coffey Zern
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Simulation Training in Obstetrics

Clinical Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2017
Simulation now permeates all levels of training in obstetrics and maternal-fetal medicine. We will review the role of obstetric simulation through the continuum of training and practice. Simulation allows learners to acquire skills in a nonthreatening environment while avoiding harm to patients. Simulation in obstetrics evolved from a learning tool for
Nicole R, Gavin, Andrew J, Satin
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Simulation Training

Advances in Neonatal Care, 2011
Emergency situations arise in health care every day. High-risk environments such as Neonatal Intensive Care Units and labor and delivery units are more susceptible to such emergencies. Occasionally, newborns require assistance with their breathing in the delivery room, while others demand intensive resuscitation including intubation and chest ...
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Innovations in Training Simulation

Naval Engineers Journal, 1992
ABSTRACTWith the Navy leaning towards a smaller but better trained force, using simulators in training becomes a cost effective way of keeping our military edge. Several innovations are being utilized in today's simulators. Hardware and software designs now include distributed computer architectures, real‐time, multi‐tasking operating systems, flexible
ROBERT A. SOTTILARE, RODNEY A. LONG
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